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Configuring the AP
86 AP-4131 Access Point Product Reference Guide
For data types not listed, classify them by using the Port number
corresponding to that data type. Use 65537 as a code defining a port as
not used, otherwise assign port values of 1 through 1023. Up to 10
assigned port numbers can be priority controlled.
4. Assign priorities to the TCP Ports supporting network traffic.
5. Save the changes as required.
If EPP services are not needed they should be turned off to maximize access
point throughput.
2.5.3 Enhanced Interference Avoidance Properties (EIAP)
The Enhanced Interference Avoidance Properties (EIAP) feature allows system
administrators to optimize access point network transmissions in respect to
MU throughput and Bluetooth terminal activity within a Spectrum24 network.
To configure EIAP:
1. Click F4 from the RF Configuration screen.
The Configure Enhanced Interference Avoidance Properties screen
displays.
Symbol Access Point
Configure Enhanced Interference Avoidance Properties
Adaptive Interference Processing Enabled
802.15 (draft) Bluetooth Co-existence 0 ms
OK-[CR] Save-[F1] Save All APs-[F2] Cancel-[Esc]
2. Enable Adaptive Interference Processing to allow the access point to use
the highest MU transmit rate available in the network to reduce the
period of time transmissions can be damaged by interference. If network
interference is anticipated, Enhanced Interference Avoidance Properties
should be enabled.